Green tip: Recycle the School Year

Green tip: Recycle the School Year The end of the school year brings so many things: piles of paperwork and projects, events and parties, tearful goodbyes, summer camps and plans, and preparing for the next year. This is a great time to be mindful of our effects on the planet: - Recycle artwork carefully -... Continue Reading →

Green tip: Nail it

Your nails are only one part of your body, but don't they deserve health in a planet-friendly way? Get started: - Look for polishes without the 15 top harmful ingredients - Go some weeks without polish or topcoat - your nails need ventilation for breathing - instead, consider buffing nails - no polish needed -... Continue Reading →

Green tip: Celebrate Earth Month Part 4

Earth Day is over, but Earth Month continues - and we can continue to celebrate and support our planet Earth: - Your city’s local events and Earth Day activities or fairs are continuing throughout the year - get involved and consider making an ongoing or longer-term commitment. - Keep walking and rolling - how many... Continue Reading →

Book: Plastic-Free

Plastic-Free by Beth Terry is kind of an all-in-one book about how to go completely, or mostly, plastic-free in your life. I've been following her writing since her blog was called Fake Plastic Fish (now My plastic-free life), then when she continued her journey, got Brita to take back its filters, and onward. She's a... Continue Reading →

Green tip: Celebrate Earth Month Part 3

Earth Day is Monday, April 22, so get ready to celebrate! - Save the date for your city’s local events and Earth Day activities or fairs. - Walk and Roll week is April 22-26 - how many car trips can you cut down? - Visit the Earth Week Activity Center https://bit.ly/ewac2024 with games and activities,... Continue Reading →

Book: Beyond the Gender Binary

Beyond the Gender Binary by Alok-Vaid Menon is a book about coming to terms with who you are, and taught me about the painful difficulties experienced by those who find themselves outside what we consider the traditional gender binary - when in fact there is no binary, only a movable, changeable continuum. They ask how... Continue Reading →

Climate psychology alliance of North America

The Climate Psychology Alliance of North America offers resources including therapists to support anxiety around climate change, educator resources (like this guide to Climate Emotions), talks and more: https://www.climatepsychology.us/

Green tip: Celebrate Earth Month part 2

Earth Day is April 22, so keep celebrating this wonderful planet. - Save the date for your city's local events and Earth Day activities or fairs. and Walk and Roll week April 22-26 - Visit the Earth Week Activity Center https://bit.ly/ewac2024 with games and activities. - Take stock of what you are doing to help... Continue Reading →

Chai concentrate (and chai masala)

I don't drink tea very often because I'm sensitive to caffeine, but when I want chai, nothing else will do. I make my own chai/tea masala - roasting the spices I like (cinnamon, clove, cardamom, fennel, pepper, dry ginger) and grinding them, storing in a jar. I tend to prefer a little more cinnamon. Traditionally,... Continue Reading →

Green tip: Celebrate Earth Month

Celebrate Earth-friendly activities all month long: Walk and Roll to school April 22-26 all week! Join your city's local events and Earth Day activities or fairs. All month long: Visit the Earth Week Activity Center https://bit.ly/ewac2024 with games and activities. Having a party? Be sure to use a reusable party pack and compost your leftovers!

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